Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1881, Page 3

e -~ SOCIETY'S CIRCLE. In Which “All Hands Round” is the Prevailing Cry. What the Social Wo:ld in Omaha has Done Daring ths Past Week. An Innovation, Birthday Parties, The Imperial Club - Social Notes and Polite Porsonalities. 1 Although the past week has not been as crowded with elaboratesociety events as its predecessor, a number of s have very pleasant smaller gather engaged the attention of our peo and maintained the activity of Oma ha's social world, A SOCTAL INNOVATION in the form of was given on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Benne of Miss Hoyt, of Utiea, who is vi in honor ing at their residence in Omaha. The Y SOCTAL Union Cath “did them social Thanks mbers and their capacity of the hall, and for lours enjoyed an | | unusually brilliant and varied pro- | ammie, vocal and strumental | music, recitations, and a short debate on the mental capacity of the sexes | | The entertainment was a delightful | | success, and will doubtless be followed during the season with others of same high order. 1e following was the programme | “My Home by the Sea”. . Palestrina Quar tet Prano Sol ;i i the Forest ‘ il Recitation “Te Law™ | Mr. W, Turtle, Duet “Two Furest Nyaiphs \ Crowle 1 Quirk, fr. Chirles MeDonald i Recitat Papa's 1 liss E. B, Shir v Piano Soly Birds of the Wildernss company began arriving - shortly Mit Kittie Mol after cight, and were s Tn the debate on the relative ml‘.m.v ) capneity of the Lessrs, O'Don SR AL oghue,” White, O'Hrien, McCalltoy, Lowleiy o coveted ] joiumey, and - MeDonald ehampioned favors which were to rewa success, | the ladies, and Messes Rush, Dono. The combination of cards, forfeits and | van, McDona d and Fitzmorris the prizes, was supplemented later in the sition, and wero unanimously sat [ upon when the question was put to a evening by music and dancing and a{ (8 TG Dect sooiablo a1 Witness choice supper. The favers for prizes | the production of “Nan, the Good- y hand painted placques | Nothing were exquis 1t ever dis- among the most ele tributed in Omaha. were Misses Hoyt, Rustin, Shiverick, Woud, Horbach, Rena Ross, MeCor mick and Hanscom, and Messrs Drak Scott, Serbow Those present Bulloch, Ringwait, Berlin, r, Hendricks and Darrov:. SILVER WEDDING. The silver wedding of Mr. and Mus, D. W. Woodman was pleasantly com- | memorated on Saturday evening by a i I in attend- number of theirfriends. A most de ful evening was spent by ar presert and the best wishes for the future. Awong those present and Mrs, Willian, Moore, Dr. and Mrs, Mrs. Clark Woodman, Mr, and ) M. H. Goble, Captain James I Mrs. Byrne, Mrs. Wood, Mrs, Sher- man, Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Barney, Mis, Needham, and the Misses Needham, MeShane, Doyle, Da L1 unid Rev. and Garstew. HDAY PARTY, The birthday of Mrs. W. 1. Burns was very dehghtfully colebrated ou Thanksgiving evening at the resid of Mr. and Mrs. /. J. Con- nell on Mary’s avent A large number of friends were presens to extend their congratulations, and the evening was most enjoyably spent in whist, music and duncing, Shortly after eleven,supper wa d to which all did full justice. M. and Mrs. Connell were assisted in their unvaried attentions to the enjoyment of theguests by Dr. I ‘M. Ohadwick and Judgs Chadwick, of the county court. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Squires, Mr. and Mrs. N, Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Davis, Mr. and Mys, J. L. Webster, the Misses Convell, Mary and Phillic Morgan, Freeman, Taft, Carrie and Lottie Congdon, the Mi Wilbur and Miss . Barr, Congdon, P Bullock, Aunin, A. M. Frank and W. Shelton J Hogle, Dr. P. M. Chadw Freeman and Trou THE IMPER held the third pa Friduy evening Masonic Nearly seventy couples were in af tendance and the hall has r. sented a more brilliant ang « Hoffmann's orchestra farnished th A programme of sixtec furnished for o Among those present we noticed Mr, and Mrs, H. H. Brown ing, Mr, and Mrs. M. Heliman, M. and Mrs. J. E. House, Mr. and Ms A. Hospe, Mr. and Mrs, Chis Hourt- man, Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Ha m, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hume, M Mus. G. W. Dickenson, Mr. and Muys Ed. Haney, Mr. and Mrs. A. McKenzie, Mr. aud Mrs. J. R. Manchester, Mr and Mrs, Al Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. Win. R. Rathburn, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Stull, Mr. and M A. Traynor, Mr. and Mis. Robt. T lor, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Withnell, Murs. Miner, the Misses House, Ca- nan, Dunham, Adams, Libbic and Eliza Withnell, McCheane, Tzschuck, and Neligh, Mes Canan, Fest Bushman, Donhue, Porte Rosewater, 3, Suyder, Wil kinson, Taylor, McGregor, " Hay, Mc Ausland, Bradley, levs, Tzschuck, and Cottel THE TELEGRAPHERS BALL, 1 terson, dwick, Carvier, L CLUB of their season 1 The coming ball of the Omaha graphas promiscs to grand cens and if untir y on the par of the managers wwsure i rowise all Who have accopted iny tions a most enjoyable evening The ball takes plaze nexe Monday ovening at Central Hall wit committees reprosenti lightning manipulator Executive committee Rice chairy L. M. Thomas Cur E wood ana George W. Shaw, sception committee —J, G. Boyd, . Gardiner, T. B, Prickard, E." A, Brandenburg, . M. Woodman, L, H, Korty, chairman; F. M. C C. R Tyler, J. H. McGur M. Gould, 8, J isher, W, J hland, W, Sedgwick, J. P. Ellis, Ladies recoption committe—Mrs L. H Korty, Mrs, L. M. Rhcew, Mr Perry Chamberlain, Mrs, Geo, W, Arbuthnot, Mrs, . M. Criftenden, Mrs, C, B. Horton, Mis, 1. Curry, Mus, B. Williams, Mrs, J. b, | Moore, Mrs, 1. Prichard, Mrs, C. W Dickson, L. Armstrong, Mrs, G, W Mrs, 8. J. Ritehie. Fioor Committeo--C. K. Oral'e, floor manager. Assistants -E. L. Armstrong, F. B, Williams, I Chamberlain, R. C. Hayes, John G, atulations for the | Mis, | and | o witer | | the week to their Towa home. | Dean Millspaugh and wife have re | turned from their wedding i, | Socin! Notes. veral Ludies’ break fasts were given | last week. From half-past 9 to 10 is the proper ho of the Pleas- | The ninety-ninth | | ant Hours will take place & week from Masonic hall Men- next Tharsday the date—Thursday and bers will 1 not Friduy The Entre Nous German during the weel dence of Major Chrmber give their next at the resi- A pleasnt littlo party was give on Friday evening at Mrs. Ambros ladies have organized a 't society. Omaha rative 1t invitations issued for i s ball—which takes on Monday evening at Central | have attracted general comment, Prof. Pinny gave Thanksziving party on Tuesday eves t Central Hall which was attended by over thirty couples. An elegant supper was served and a very enjoyable even- ent by all m attendane The belle of whom Omaha girls are [ never jealous is the wedding boll. | ToMr. Chas. P. Huntingdon is | due the eredit forthe coneeption and design of the monagram A, B T.” | on the prog ption given to M 2 ant Hours €l composed of at nd raiiroud iron on the fi and as wit in execution as iv was tasty in conception. Another “Commere g on Monda, dence of Mr. Party” will be evening at the resi- n1d Mrs. L. M. Bennett in honor of Miss Hoyt. Miss. Kate Touzalin with Miss Nellie Touzalin daughiter of Mr, A. E. Touzalin, will leave Omaha during the coming week for New York where she will take the Inmun line for Live pool about the middle or December, Miss Touzalin expects to spend at least two years in Burope before returning to this country when she will probably take up her residence in Boston. During her trip abroalshe will be ae- companied by her nepher Mr, Alfred vuzilink now pursuing studies | Cazenovia New York and by her niece Miss Nellie, There is universal re d in Omaha over Miss | which will Jeave r social cireles difficuit a vae: [ o il | f Vesta Chapter rn Star will be learn that a series of four held under the organiz ot riday evening, De | uary 1 d following com- | Bebruary 8. The mittecs will have cha Exceutive Committee—C. O, Ficld, P. M Hartson, John Cameron. ion Committee - J. B, J. Mount, burn, Mrs, J. H. Hume, Floor Committe—Chas, Ogburn, €, C. Field, C. P. dham, The Misses Doane, Hall, Wells and Rinhwalt and Messrs J. L. and 1 Ringwalt, J. R. ( kson and J, M, Ros- speatiThanksgiving in Sehuyler with the family of Major T. S, Ciark- so1. Keith, A scries of will " be four private Germans given during the coming twolve conples well known in Omahasocial cireles. Mr. R, R. | Ringwalt is the nizer of th 1 be y select ote. 7. December 1st, will b ifth anmversury of the Mr. and Mrs, G. W, invitations are_out for fthat silver ink i the chain of wedd series | which w | appy A pleasant “Commerce Party” was held on Friday evening at Hall. Brownell | Polite Personalities Al rom Denver. Mrs, O P, McOarty spent Thanks- giving in Indiana, Miss Liz from a visit to Columbus, Mrs, O. P. Squires and Miss Annio | | Hedge, of Burlington, who have been | visitang in this city returned | zalin has » Canfieid has returned Mr. A. W. Brock wnt Thanks- | giving in St. Paul, Mion | Mr, C. W. Mead has gone east. | Muys, John M | in Chicago. Thurston is visiting | Miss Eustis is paying a visit to Mrs, 1 C. E. Porkins at Burlington, Mr. aud Mrs. Walkley of Minne- apolis are visiting in Omaha, the the | | inspiration | game was too | | guests of Mr. and Mrs, Joln H. Kel- lom Why Mr. MacVeagh Resigned “When he returned to Wash after Presid Garfield's ¢ | became convine Mr. Bl net with the view ¢ 1wte his char for tl nomination in 1884, My, was of the firm opini Blaine ought not to be the United States, and h in his power to help defe bility. 1f he publicly ai he insisted upon his r ground that President nowise heir to Presid cabinet, but that he had tionable right to sclect h ers, Mr. Blaine's friends il elsewhere would find it diflicult to claim the contrary, as it dent intention to do [Washing ponder ew York He It seems to us thatif N had refleeted dispassiona have seen from the first to be Cabinet A secondary longer have charms for | has been Speaker of the House, and | Senator aud Sceretary ¢ two National Couventi teupported for the Pr large majority of the of the Unitod States. T not get as many votes at as rant, the vot did g were, :| from states and districts publican, and his fore three times as many ro toral votes as the | | turned over to Gartield a delegate from of but a single vote Virginia having sold o devotees for $500. Th which Blaine ship of state was a profu to bea candidate for pre Garfield, but when Garti dered the candidacy o the presidency was inevi continuance in the cabin noe reasonable. It isab: that Blaine I self ina fatally false | has done what he could t itto a quict course, for 1t was not his part to indulge in petty contrive irritating So Mr. Blaine has giver loyal assistance, and has way for him frankly and now is about to step down into private life, world before lim, and but one ambi- Cinciunati Commer- tion ungratified, clal, “Who Sold Dot Cont?" i Detroit sree 1 Yesterday man ot tw depot with o bundle un. and aff morning & his bearings h clothing store, Do you vish to try o and wests for a dollar, prietor as he rushed fro counte: “My freat, dot is e does. T vas’ so square 23,000 last y Can oafercoot for ten dollar? “No, I guess not. coat that 1 bought of yo ago. “‘Bought of me?” “Yes, T think you a When 1 got it home we moth-eaten. T can picees in a dozen places ““Is dot bossible! you pay?” “Iight dollars.” Iy sthars! And vl now! “T want my money bi “Vhell-—vhell. My for you. You s ¢ poy, and it vhas t 1t was a swindle, my money back.’ “Dear me, but T vis here ye you, Y terday! Lot m u hought dot e ur weeks to- . Thad s0ld out Philip shust one day before,” Philip ish not a square man, “What have I to do with ¢ me oxplain, Philip makes assignment der Lowis. Dot Louis is He wouid sheas your cye-teeth away from you, es, but T haven't a h Louis.” “Let we oxplain, Lo W place a week, und he gif mortgage to my fadder-law, and yvhas bounced out,” Sl don’t know apy that.” k “Let me oxplain. M vhas took mit a fit and died, and he wife, o Europe for two yer leaf dis blace to my vhas g and she leaf me ag i seo how it was, 1 gam who sold you dot coat maybe Lou It couldn’t for I vhas in Shicago, dot conr I vhill write to 13 square, shust like me, she writes back dot you linen duster an two whit call it all vight,” vy, this isa sneaki excluimed the young mar ‘Maybo 1t vhas, P great liar,"” H1 o to the police “Vhell, dot is all ri all der hind buttons off al der store before he left,” CIf you'l tep out-de Viel! T like I vhas only agent for my SWell, you'll hear fror nd don't you forget it tim as he went ou for my wile, but I feel s tuko do Fack for th you vhant to trade it out lars The cheapest medicine in LCLECTRIC O11, becaus i required to eff. diptheria ot 4 cure throat, whether used for bathing the chest or throat, ior takiig interna it Is o matehle s coupound, ignation on the perhaps upon representatives | of the Republican States and Dis ceepted the secrets s intrigued to put him- embarrassments. nty landed at the or three or four minutes spent avenue and turned Here is an over- Und how much In drec days Is you leave \t; mayhe der | police vhill belp me catelh shust found oudt last night dot he cut A Significant Fact, 10 very littls of it f using it MaeVeagh | n that Mr. | president of o felt it to be it that possi iounced that Arthur ent Gar the unques- | is own advis in the press was their evi ton Corres ld Ir. MacVeagl tely, e wo liat laine's played in the office can no | Blaine, 1o f State, and in ons has been ey a rule, that were 1 + represented lican elec 6, and was with the loss ut to Grant's | o letter with nd pledgo not sident against old was mur [ Blaine for table, and his oty therefore, surd to think wosition, He ohelp Arthur warfare and 1 Arthur his smoothed the and squarely, out, but not with all the v tall young Union der his arm, o wakel uj into u n some coats sked the pro- n behind the > dot T lose Tseli you an u four weeks re the found that 1 pick it to n. it at you want frent, T am cem like an 00 bad.” y and T want you vhas plain to ab four weoks sh to my cousin | to my brud- a leedle off. | nything to do uis kopt der shattle thing about y fadder-law My wife '8, t. Now you ot tell you . Mayb¢ is i8, maybe my haf been me, my wife, She and maybo | can take a © wests and g swindle,” . hilip vhas a Louis, 1| I der coats in 10rs Tl mash but you see | wife,” non said 30, T liko to |0 as only agent | uare dot 1| ree dollars if | in paper col use is Thoyas' . For croup, Tungs and mitted to rosume Gentle . Women IMAHA & Who want gloss and wavy tresses ¢ beauntiiu LYON'S K clegant, cheap articlo a inakes the and fast, k ount, arrests and cures gray ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair ntrong, giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired tiful, healt vesult of w EVERY LINE OF ROAD the Co that pen River to I —r CHICAGO ROCK 1SLAND & PA. |, S THE TRAT ATLAWAY AOC> MILES n:'l::mmuuu. T ROUTE, CIFIC R e only lino fre v : 1o earried in roc upon Fast DAY CARS of unrival PALACK SLERMNG € DiNING CAR n ough Cary s t (4o no of importan Wyomi Oregon, Wi and Nely M a r line, an, competitors, who fu tort. tackle 1 A Unite b 't Manager, Ch 1880. SHORT LINE. 1880, EANEAS CITY, St.Joeds TER L2 IO TR D Direct Line to ST. L.OUIS AND THI EAST F'rom Omaha and the West, EASTERN AND WF CHARGES a [ Palaco Slecping ¢ Safety Platform stinghouso Air: o that yor JOS P Iz Tickets for salo West. A CDAWES, Gen, Poss, wnd Ticke FITS FALLIN ce Trial box. cian that has ever study, and s ¢ I i ovory case ) carly trial, Nebraska Land Agen DAVIS ard | Ly or inhaling, ecodlw of tho patrons. Frivate ordins rro's ] caportive powers of ¢ [ Testoration to health 2 | | SOLD PY ALL ETT——, | \ G a = RIS nee, at th 14 at il points of interacction with other H N, » St. Joseph and T Taomtevonraska, Black | tho Rouih.~ Arriving at Sioux City 11115 p. L oy DYDY, g Il e New Union Depo St. P ton Territory, Colorado, Arizons x,:g(,lml. the New Union Depot at St. Paul at Daily Passenger Trains i( | I Thi gntiro lino iy caupped with Puliman‘s 3 o d, Via 8t. Josoph and St, Louiy, N al ded. Al cufforors s uld e of the UL s 81900, | 6all,” Good Business Suits to of price, orby express, <, 0, | orker, $256. Fine Pantaloons, ) ASH & ROBBING 3 360 Fulton 8t., rookiyn, N. v, | $0 8nd upwards Y11 ] GRAND OFENING! THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY .\'j)\'l",.\llil-lll 28, 1881 TAIE T ECE 3 T | g Rt l’\ AW (A tzor Aperientg their work, and t JGGISTS | b ) R \besvenn: No Cn:m;,.np_v CHICAGO, o s WIth TH=auyh SLE Tuxuriang | NEW von [ abundant, | Hair must uso | enerny AIINGTON ATHATRON. This | ot i e i ol The Short Line via. Peoria AL Grow Areely | gor INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINN AT, LOUIS ceps 1t from faliing VILLE, and sl potois i e el | BOUTAR-E.ART. TR NEST LINE Where direct connoctions are made n the Untor Depot with ) - Lines for ALL POINTS SO Ii'.‘l" EX. | HEW LINE rox BES MOINES| THE FAVORITE ROUTE FOR Rock Island. position, Be hy Hair is the sure sing Kathairon, The uneqvalod fns this lire to travolors and tour: The colobrated PULLMAY PALACE i U CARS run_only on this line G, I & Q PALAC VING ROOM Horton's Hoclini soats in hairs, Chairs. No extra oh with their gieat through car arrangement, mokon this, above all othors, the favorite route to tae East, South and Southoast. Try it, and you will find traveling & lxury tu stoad of a discomfort, Through tickets 110 Ehiy colebrated Lo for salc atall oftfces in the Unitod States and Canad All informatio it rates of fare, Sleoptng Car_accommodat Timo Tublos, etc., will be cheerfully given by applying to PERCEVAL LOWELL, Qeneral on » Chicago, Chieago, | Sioux City & Pagifie SEniMeEE RIS Evory Runs a Solid Train Mhrough from Council Blufft, to »t. laal Without Change Time, Only 17 Hours J Qo.M r eiost diroct, quickest, an thie reat Motropolis, 111 TERN, NORTI-EASTERY, Souti LrAvesworry, \ia, the Covu to nent trom the Misour) o Sloy, Tho m Chicago owning track Into ¥ its own road, n NO TRANSFERS Ky € ToNs! No COUNCIL BLUFFS ill. | TO 8T. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AN AP, A8 OVe DULUTH OR BISMARCK, clean and ventllat andall polnts In Northern Iova, Minnes ] Train Dakota. This line Is equipped with the inpros o magnificence, PuLLMAN Westinghouse Automntic' Air-brake and Milley ‘ARa, and onrown world-famous | Platform Coupler and Bufl nd tor ich e s SPEED, BAFE ND COMFORT is unsurpassed. Pullman run through WiTHOUT 1A tween Kan ity and St. Paul, via Council Bluffs and Sioux City. Trains leave Union Paciflc Transfer at Coun Bluffs, at 7:35 p. w. daily on arrival of Kansas wil BIufTs train from o pt SnyRNTY- for healthful betweon Chicago, Peorln, Mil uri Rivor Points; and close con with amplo ot forget this) directly to evory nents regarding baggage as | TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY OTHER o of fare always asl ow an ROUT! sl buta titho of the com: | earpemembior in aking th yougeta T v Train the Quickest Through Cars botwee CIL BLUE that your Tickets read v flc Rail.oad,” WATTLES, 3.1 BUCHA erintendont ROBINSON, of eportsiuen froe. id folders at all principa d States S Gen, Tkt and Counci Hluffs, lown To Nervo .1s Sufterers Conneil Bluff THE GREAT EUNGPEAN REMEDY. 18 T oviy VLIS TP W S I N Y It 1 & posjts Weoknoss, Liny vy ond all diseases resulting trom Self-Abuse, an Sental Anxiety, M tio Back or Sido, antl i for Speriatorthon, Seminn Omizhe and du. wouls, IMALA cud RUACHING ALL pecific Modicine s being used with wonder. 1l TH 4, Miller's | sent froo to al ebratod | ciculars, s, Palaco Day Co Wrlte for thom and get Coupler, and brako. Price, Bpecific, 8100 por package, or alx pack - ur tickob roudy VIA nANSAS | agos for 80,00, Adirens al briere b 11 & COUNCIL BLUFFS Rail. 3 06, 104 Bold in Omal 3 d K Inh, wnd all druegistse o soph, Mo . h, Mo, ut all coupon stations fn the J. F. BARNARD, G A. MARTIN, MERCHANT TAILOR. 1220 I'¢ nham St., bhent | Desires 0 anvounce to comice witer. | friends and the Go oral puble lam for [ that be has resolved to rednce “I"":‘\Nf‘ his prices to the low notch consgistent with the pr ple of ‘live and let hve.” Gentlemen nt |desiring a first-class Suit of Onpctund youalt money ex- | (lothes, in all respects equal 10 i dd ot | to any and second to none, will do well to give Mr. Martin a NE EPILEPS OR G SICKNESS, by one ) Powders, 1o lors wiil do Geo. P. Bemis Rear Estate Acenoy, & SHYUER, Cnuhe ok 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb, bistnew bargaius » braken therefore This agency 0008 BTiicr Doen not upecnlate, and for [ n ita hooks are 'asurod to it patrons, tistow] | aentd Exstern Noby o faru, and | by th W.J. CONNELL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. WEISTER SNYDER , (from 5t %) Davicing Ac lall, cor Fifteenth and Farn. PioR—Front Rooms (up atalrs) 1o Hanscom' f ® g, N, W. coroer Fltoeuth ad 1 I E el arnham Stroots ptember 61 classons for o SRR Ak AN MRS, A. L, BER4QUIST M. K. G. Kell Has for sal tem, Th watisfaction to schol. | iy iy uwtructions wil e giv- | fit'§ g Co &' Traflorings rys e Art of Bastiog adics desiring perfect i 1 s ayuten % Very romsorable prices, v'ith ® guarantee of per 83 o0 left st M) Moyer & | foct fit. » 1804t up stairy, Have removed from 811 ta 911 15th St., a0ddlm For ST. LOUIS, The Near Union Pacific Depot, - - CHIS NTW . I that 1) % NORTH-WESTER to ke whet wpal Points i the West, Nortn o P FLORENG ¢ _NORTHI? 1 NS eaeh way daily s t owing Truank v N Tnber to ask for Tic VIN UG HARRY I, DI Tiekof D. E. KIMBALL, Assiatant 30 Tickot Agont ¢ & LARK G via this road, be sure they read o Clileago, W, L. STENNETT, ¢ &N W Railw oy, Hithoard Fasnham atroots, kot Avont ¢, & N. W. Rallway, 14th aad Fa W. Railway, U, P RR, Doplt, it oral AND CORILECT MASZ Quinness ESTERN RAILWAY Imperial Palace Dining . ,‘,;‘y Il "", V\r ‘I \ ,'!\" ”[“W'"”.x North |vrv‘v'\\rfl|\|\'~‘\:‘f:lv! Chiea D) o NX Cars. b Tibag tral Dakata Lins ty,N icago, polis Lir uis, ilwankeo, & Lake Superior i.na S over tiis oupon Ticket A tho Uvited States und t,and tako none other 'l Pass, Agont, Clieagr ]nl’ ¥ The famous C., 1. & , Q. Palac . Gorgeous Smoking Cars Vi ant high-hacked rattan re volving chedrs, for tho exclusivo uso of fvst-clas passn Stoel Truck and suporlor equipment com! B Manufacturing Company, ————MAKERS OF THE——— Pinest Sitver Plated Spoons and The only undf original firm Rogers Dros, stanco a single plated Spoon a Forks and Knives plated triplo thicknosa it » proato! with the greatost RILLE oniy of caro. Each : the sectio s lot being hung ) where on a seule whilo expo d being plated, to to wear, theraby insure a full do making a singlo posit of silver on plated Spoon them, wear as long as Wo would eall o triplo plated especial atton- tion to our sec- one, Rival Al Orders in the West should be'Addressed to Forks. Tivved, | OUF A CGEIRTC Y, Wholesale Jeweler, FILILSBURY 5 ES Buy the PATENT PROCESS a3z www MINNESOTA FLOUR. It always gives satisfaction, because it makes superior article of Bread, and is the Cheap- est Flour in the market. Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded. W M ‘{‘ATES, Cash Grocgr.r J. A, WAKEFIELD, WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Lath, Shingles, Pickets, T H.AZBTEIR, BCC. ESTATE AGENL FOI MILWAUKEE CEMYNT COMPANY O. H. BALLOU, —DEALER IN— Lath and Shingles, north of «60d-%w ASH, DOURS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIWE, CEMENT OMAHA, NE: A T TN IER IR TR, Yard and Office 16th and Cumings Street, two blocks )